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speller

[ UK /spˈɛlɐ/ ]
[ US /ˈspɛɫɝ/ ]
NOUN
  1. someone who spells words
  2. an introductory textbook to teach spelling

How To Use speller In A Sentence

  • Boys who used chatspeak and abbreviations more frequently were poorer spellers, but girls who used more abbreviations were better spellers than their non-abbreviating ohorts. The benefits of chatspeak
  • He used a "set of prison bars for the name Bernie Madoff" in his example for "brachygraphy" in the semifinals and later made a reference to the "The Jeffersons," a TV sitcom that went off the air some 10 years before the oldest of the spellers was born. Pa. girl wins Bee with 'cymotrichous'
  • Two centuries earlier an ‘evangelical’ was the equivalent of ‘a gospeller’.
  • Two centuries earlier an ‘evangelical’ was the equivalent of ‘a gospeller’.
  • She will be pitted against the country's best young spellers when she stars on Hard Spell at the end of the month.
  • The region's three three top spellers went head-to-head for four more rounds until Wyoming Seminary seventh-grader Benjamin Hornung was done in by "sorghum" - a type of grass or a syrup from the juice of a sorgo. Times Leader News
  • I can legitimately lay claim to have done something that millions of God gospellers from all over the globe have for thousands of years said that the mysterious bloke called Jesus Christ is gonna do.
  • Meanwhile, inside the Grand Hyatt's Independence Ballroom, 273 spellers celebrated the complexity of our language in all its glory, correctly spelling words like zaibatsu, vibrissae and biauriculate, according to The Associated Press. Moultrie Observer Homepage
  • Therefore Elizabeth was a great speller and she remembered poems that she can still recite.
  • Since studies have shown that spell checkers make good spellers worse, does that mean this new tool will give us less personality?
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